You can use the AppletViewer to test applets in a runtime environment. The AppletViewer takes HTML files that refer to the applet and displays them. The only option for AppletViewer is -debug. This starts the AppletViewer in the jdb.
To invoke the AppletViewer, change to the directory of the HTML file in which the applet is embedded and type the following command:
appletviewer filename.html
The AppletViewer program has a few menu options that you can use while it is running. Its menu also allows you to set network and security properties for appletviewer. Below Table lists the AppletViewer menu options and their descriptions.
Option | Function |
Restart | Runs the loaded applet again. |
Reload | Reloads the applet from disk. Useful if the class has changed since it was loaded. |
Clone | Creates a new window based upon command-line arguments for the first. |
Tag | Shows the applet tag used in the HTML document to start the applet. |
Info | Provides any information about the applet that is available. |
Properties | Allows the different configurations to be set for AppletViewer. |
AppletViewer's properties are outlined in Below Table They provide the network and security options of AppletViewer.
Option | Property |
Http proxy server | required |
Http proxy port | required |
Firewall proxy server | required |
Firewall proxy port | required |
Network access | Several levels-no access, only access to applet's host, unrestricted access |
Class access | restricted or unrestricted |
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